Joe Adalian
West Coast Editor at New York Magazine
West Coast Editor at Vulture
West coast editor for New York Mag's Vulture. Child of television. YouTube archaeologist.
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6 days ago |
vulture.com | Joe Adalian |Kathryn Vanarendonk
Last year — more than a decade after Netflix’s first binge-drop series, House of Cards, established a new mode of TV consumption, and with popular weekly release series such as Shōgun and Hacks on our minds — we started to wonder about the preferences that were settling in with modern TV viewers. Had the on-demand appeal of streaming’s binge releases achieved primacy? Was the traditional weekly rollout enjoying a cultural resurgence?
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2 weeks ago |
vulture.com | Joe Adalian
This story ran in Buffering, Vulture’s newsletter about the streaming industry. Head to vulture.com/buffering and subscribe today! Its great and powerful DVD extras are a streaming hit. They’re running out of gravity-related puns and references over at NBCUniversal, where Wicked continues to find new ways to work its magic on the company’s bottom line.
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2 weeks ago |
vulture.com | Joe Adalian
This story ran in Buffering, Vulture’s newsletter about the streaming industry. Head to vulture.com/buffering and subscribe today! The entertainment industry survived ’til ’25. Can it stay alive til ’29? As Hollywood’s post–Peak TV recession dragged on last year, people who worked in the business started using the phrase “survive ’til ’25” as gallows-humor shorthand for all the various woes that had befallen the industry — and a quasi prayer that things would get better in 2025.
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2 weeks ago |
vulture.com | Joe Adalian
This story will run in Buffering, Vulture’s newsletter about the streaming industry. Head to vulture.com/buffering and subscribe today! This story will run in Buffering, Vulture’s newsletter about the streaming industry. Head to vulture.com/buffering and subscribe today! Former Amazon MGM boss Jennifer Salke was stuck in a streaming identity crisis that traces back to Seattle, not Hollywood.
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4 weeks ago |
vulture.com | Joe Adalian
This story will run in Buffering, Vulture’s newsletter about the streaming industry. Head to vulture.com/buffering and subscribe today! This story will run in Buffering, Vulture’s newsletter about the streaming industry. Head to vulture.com/buffering and subscribe today! Sometimes a lean, mean procedural can be the right medicine for streaming, and HBO and Max chief Casey Bloys wants more of them.
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Hard for me to believe, but 5 years ago this month, we launched BUFFERING, @vulture's newsletter about the streaming wars. This week's anniversary issue breaks down what has (and hasn't) changed this last half-decade, and looks at what might come next. https://t.co/2GvFnXlZ49
